Ten innovative security companies recognized for 2025

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In 2025, several companies have been recognized for their innovative approaches to cybersecurity. As threats evolve, these companies use artificial intelligence and unique strategies to tackle increasing cybercrime. Huntress helps small and mid-sized businesses protect themselves. Founded in 2015 by former NSA hackers, it offers affordable solutions for organizations that could not previously afford robust security measures. This year, Huntress reported $100 million in annual revenue and more than 150,000 customers. Shift5 focuses on the safety of vehicles, such as planes and trains. The company has developed a predictive maintenance module that monitors real-time data to prevent failures and attacks. Its integrity module is particularly valuable against GPS spoofing, which has been a significant threat in recent conflicts. Nozomi Networks specializes in industrial cybersecurity. After high-profile attacks on critical infrastructure, it introduced Arc Embedded, a sensor that enhances security for machinery by continuously monitoring operations. The company also secured a major contract with the U.S. Air Force. Abnormal Security uses AI to detect email threats and fraud. The company has rapidly expanded its services and raised $250 million in funding. Its platform protects major corporations and has grown to serve over 2,400 clients. Silverfort addresses identity security by creating a unified authentication platform. This allows organizations to easily defend against credential theft, a growing concern as more identities become vulnerable to attack. The company has raised $222 million to enhance its services. Lastly, Epirus develops microwave weapons for military use, targeting swarms of drones. Its Leonidas system can disable multiple drones at once, significantly enhancing military defense capabilities. The company has also attracted substantial investment to continue its development. These companies are leading the charge in cybersecurity, providing advanced tools and innovative solutions to combat the rising threat of cybercrime in various sectors.


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